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If only I could have afforded to keep all the books I've ever owned throughout my gaming life, an 1k collection would most likely be small compared to what has passed through my fingers. If you published RPG books for a living you'd probably have held onto them. =) Me, I don't have an excuse for my shelves of books...
You get sneak attack for the first attack if you are stealthed, but the rest of the attacks do not get sneak attack. Nice avatar. If they were flat-footed, you'd get sneak attack for the first attack whether or not they were stealthed... Unless you mean, your first attack while stealthed? And after that, your stealth is broken. Because that makes sense.
Okay. I have tried to find this but the search function mainly spits out user profiles, which I can't seem to filter out. When I was playing PFS at GenCon, we were told several times that rogues could not sneak attack by attacking when they win a Stealth vs Perception contest. Is this correct? The rules do not seem to explicitly say that a character loses his Dex bonus to AC when he is unaware of the attacker. They say that he loses it when the attacker is invisible, however. In principle, this doesn't seem to be any different to me. Can someone please clarify?
I participated in four PFS adventures at Gen Con 2009. This Friday, I am going to run one of the adventures (#24 Decline of Glory) that I participated in for my local group. This will be my first time GMing for PFS, and I have a couple of questions. 1. What is the "Scenario Chronicle #" box for on the chronicle sheet? None of mine got filled out at Gen Con, and I can't find a reference on the site of the forums. We asked a couple of GMs at Gen Con and they weren't sure, then we just stopped asking... 2. Since my sessions from Gen Con haven't been reported yet, is there going to be a problem with me reporting results for my session on Friday? I'm not eating the scenario, since I've already played it...but then again, according to the site I don't have credit for having done it. 3. Am I correct in thinking that I just go and report the results, and that there is nothing I need to do first? 4. The Guide says that new characters can't buy magic items. But they can buy magic items if they're in a town with 5,000+ people. Assuming that they start in one, can they buy magic items at the beginning of the adventure? (It's a moot point for #24 because they don't start in a town, but the question is bugging me and might matter for new players down the road.) Thanks! |
